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    non-Latin American origin, Roland Walter notes that "magic is an integral part of reality in that the natural and supernatural categories of reality are harmoniously intertwined" (2). This mingling of the natural world with the supernatural is a key component in The Hundred Secret Senses. Tan incorporates contemporary culture with history and magical realism to enhance and draw attention to multiple levels of existence and reality while describing the journey of a single individual learning to…

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    Catherine Belsey refers to realist literature as a text which ‘positions itself between the facts and a type of illusion through a representation of a simulated reality which could be possible but not real’ . Whilst critically dissecting typical doctrines of classic realism, this essay will discuss the extent to which Dostoevsky conforms or subverts to the realist tropes in Crime and Punishment . Andrew Bennett and Nicholas Royle propose that realist characters should be ‘lifelike’; They…

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    has become objectified, Guy Debord the society of the spectacle page 1.” The spectacle symbolized the dominant of the modern life, it is the affirmation of the choices which already been made. It could also be understood as a false reality which opposed to the reality. In spectacle not just symbolized the modern life but also the world. The dominator is the governor of the images, it is an image that implanted into our existing life that which it would affect our original life and often we…

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    towards finding the Trystero, as she too faces the struggle of collecting information, and the problem of how to interpret the information she collects. Not only does the Demon serve a similar function to Oedipa, but also highlights her isolation from reality. The Demon inside the Nefastis machine like Oedipa serves as the interconnection between communication and the world that they live in, tasked with the job…

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    finally realized this no longer a game , she is really in danger . The attention she so desperately needed ended up turning against her . Life started to hit her " she was hollow with what had been (12)fear but what was now just an emptiness " (9 ) . Reality caught up to her , she thought about not seeing her mother anymore and the bed she sleeps in . This was a journey of life she thought she would never have to cross . Arnold car is significant because it is gold but underneath it is a mess .…

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    Imagine a world without creativity. Imagine a world without inspiration. Imagine a world without self expression. These elements of individualism appear from what are known as the arts. Making their first appearance in youth education, the arts are vital to a child’s growth and development. But as time rolls on, the arts have been trashed, beaten, and thrown into a worthless junk pile. Schools are treating the arts like they are lambs to the slaughter. The next big hit songwriter could be…

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    the flux of reality. From my experiences, artists learn from their failures and continue to strive forward. They do not let set backs keep them from realizing their will to power. Their will to power is what drives artists to stay at the top of their game. They are also good at directing their will to power inward and trying to create self-mastery. They strive to be the best version of themselves by perfecting their techniques and accepting criticisms. How artists perceive their reality also…

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    The Film Inception

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    fantasy, or illusion might be his or her most important reality in life - maybe sometimes in the future. The movie itself just seemed like a mere or an ordinary dream - like how every normal human being experience a dream in their sleeps. However, in this movie, there is arguably more to it than just an ordinary dream, in terms of its meaning. In fact, from my personal experience, I have had many dreams, that actually turn out to be realities, at one point in my life. For example, I would…

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    separation the soul is now able to access ultimate reality. With the attachment to the fleshy body, the soul has been trapped and unable to fully understand truth. With this belief, Plato views death as something that is necessary and longed for, as life is just preparation for death. This view directly effects how Plato must live his life and therefore is a fundamental part of his worldview. Once the soul is free it is able to access ultimate reality, which is the last part that is fundamental…

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    Hank The Interlopers

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    Have you ever read a book that you can relate to? For example when you're reading at home or at school and get hooked on it so quickly because of how much you can relate to it. Well there are many ways literature and life are connected. Some examples are characterization, conflict, and narration because the way we handle our conflicts is how we characterized and how people would narrate our lives just how an author would with a character in a book. Gillham indirectly characterizes Hank in many…

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